A Relative Performance of Large and Small Sector in Manufacturing Sector of India
K. Sivananda Devi
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K. Sivananda Devi
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In this paper the author evaluates relative performance differences between large sector and small sector in the manufacturing sector of India according to type of organizations. Comparative efficiency parameters are estimated for the period 1998-99 to 2012-13 using data generated by Annual Survey of Industries (ASI) which is related to the type of organizations in manufacturing sector of India. The results establish that, the small sector performed better than the large sector. The result of data analysis shows that the small sector is more efficient than the large sector.
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In this paper the author evaluates relative performance differences between large sector and small sector in the manufacturing sector of India according to type of organizations. Comparative efficiency parameters are estimated for the period 1998-99 to 2012-13 using data generated by Annual Survey of Industries (ASI) which is related to the type of organizations in manufacturing sector of India. The results establish that, the small sector performed better than the large sector. The result of data analysis shows that the small sector is more efficient than the large sector.
Key concepts: Manufacturing sector, Primary sector of the economy, Secondary sector of the economy, Business, Tertiary sector of the economy, Economic sector, Public sector, Industrial organization